Tesla Cybertruck came up with an accident that he was involved in the autonomous mode this time.

Tesla’s advanced driver support system Full Self-Drring (FSD) has a new accident on the agenda. Software developer Jonathan Chalinger, who lives in Florida, USA, announced that he had had an accident with Tesla Cybertruck. His share of his social media account rapidly spread out and attracted great attention.

Challinger said the accident took place while using Tesla’s most current FSD v13.2.4 software. As the vehicle was on the right lane, he said that this lane ended and should pass the left lane. However, the system did not make any moves and the vehicle hit the sidewalk, he said. When the driver noticed this, he failed to handle control, and Cybertruck hit a direct lighting pole. Fortunately, Challinger survived the accident without injury.

Stating that the position of the pole is a bit unusual at the point where the accident took place, the driver, nevertheless, stressed that Tesla’s autonomous driving system should not fall into such a mistake. He added that FSD should either make a lane change or at least stop the vehicle. Accepting his own mistake, Challinger said that they should be careful at any time during the driving by giving an important warning to Tesla owners. He stated that the driver support systems are still not fully safe and that the drivers should not relax at the wheel by relying completely.

Tesla’s CEO Elon Musk suggests that FSD technology will soon become completely autonomous, while such accidents show that the system is still far from being perfect. Although Musk often argues that FSD is safer than human drivers, such events reveal that Tesla is a longer way to go to the autonomous driving area. Users can make carelessness, especially with the latest updates, thinking that the system is much more advanced. However, this incident once again revealed that drivers should not leave control over the vehicle despite Tesla’s claims.

Volkswagen, who wants to increase the competition in the electric car market to the next level, developed a budget -friendly model for this.

The German giant introduced the new entry -level model that will appeal to a wider audience in the electric vehicle market. The company showed the new model to its employees who will be the first member of the affordable electric car series at a special event. This new model will be released at the start price of $ 20,000 and will further rise the competition in the electric vehicle market.

The company’s new electric vehicle will be built on the company’s MEB Entry platform. The ID.2, which uses the same platform, was previously introduced as a concept in 2022. The production version of ID.2 is expected to be available in 2026 and released with a price tag of less than 26,000 dollars. The new model is thought to be called ID.1.

Thomas Shafer, CEO of the company, emphasized that the new model is an important step for Volkswagen, and said that the biggest transformation plan in the history of the brand was initiated with agreements made in December. Volkswagen aims to strengthen his hand in competition with Chinese manufacturers and Tesla with low -cost electric vehicles.

The ID.2 will offer approximately 450 kilometers of range, while Volkswagen also announced that a SUV model will be added to this entry -level series. In 2027, the company plans to officially introduce the production version of the new affordable electric vehicle.

The car giant prepares the Wolfsburg factory for the production of electric vehicles. This facility will continue to be the company’s electric center. In addition to the new entry-level electric models, Volkswagen’s new generation of electric golf and T-RAC home models will be produced in this factory.

Howeverthis new entry -level electric vehicle was developed for the European market and will not be available in the USA. Volkswagen positions this model as a high quality and economical option that appeals to consumers in Europe.